Introducing my daughter, Mia Page.
A drama QUEEN! She is currently studying Film, Theatre, and Media in Wellington at Victoria University.
Fringe Festival appearances
Mia performed in “Sing Me the Sweetest Songs” at the BATS Theatre for the 2025 Fringe Festival. A coming-of-age queer dramedy, centering the relationships of five friends as they reunite at their final summer camp before finishing school. She also choreographed the dance.
By Wallflower Productions.
Mia was cast as "Amelia" in “What are Sisters For?” at the Gryphon Theatre in Wellington in March 2024 as part of the Fringe Festival. An intimate storytelling of a relationship between two sisters - this coming-of-age tale navigates isolation, grief, and a shared childhood.
By Wallflower Productions.
WINNER at the ZONY Awards 2023
The ZONYs recognise performance and production excellence. A combined awards ceremony for 2021 - 2023, due to all the Covid disruptions.
WINNER! Best Supporting Female in a Play:
Mia Page, Cacophony, John Paul College (2021).
Globe Theatre, London
Mia Page was selected to represent NZ at the Globe Theatre in London as part of the Young Shakespeare Company, YSC (Shakespeare Globe Centre New Zealand SGCNZ) in 2022. Having experienced the hottest summer on record, Mia thrived in the drama environment preparing and performing her role as Goneril* in King Lear at the Globe in London in July. She packed her trip full of visits to the theatre, explored London, and absorbed and loved every experience.
Mia Page loves the stage
Mia has always loved the stage - from her first performance at 6 with Anne Samson's Ballet Company, to the Wearable Arts festivals in Rotorua and Tokoroa, to walking the catwalk. All roads have led her to pursue drama and the performing arts.
Venturing into Film
Mia Page and Talia Jeffery created their own creative company, 'Jeff's Notebook' in 2024. Together they created this little film. "This leans into the intertwining nuances of nature and the mind and the reflections of ourselves we see around us."
